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Cunnilingus blood
Dear Doctor,
I had sex with a brazilian sex worker last week in Brazil (Sao Paulo). We did oral sex each other. I did cunilingus on her (clitoris and lips area)After oral sex we did vaginal intercourse always with condom. We realized that during the vaginal intercourse appeared some drops of blood in the top of the condom. After that, we stop the intercourse and had shower.
Duing cunilingus I dind't feel any blood in my mouth or similar, just during intercourse (with condom) we notice some drops of blood in the top of the condom. Could I be HIV infected with the cunilingus (invisible blood or similar?). What's the risk?
Shoud I do the tests in 3 months?
Thank you in advance
superworried
I had sex with a brazilian sex worker last week in Brazil (Sao Paulo). We did oral sex each other. I did cunilingus on her (clitoris and lips area)After oral sex we did vaginal intercourse always with condom. We realized that during the vaginal intercourse appeared some drops of blood in the top of the condom. After that, we stop the intercourse and had shower.
Duing cunilingus I dind't feel any blood in my mouth or similar, just during intercourse (with condom) we notice some drops of blood in the top of the condom. Could I be HIV infected with the cunilingus (invisible blood or similar?). What's the risk?
Shoud I do the tests in 3 months?
Thank you in advance
superworried
Can Teak or LIZZIE LOU answer that my boyfriends had a similar situation and the ‘Dr answer was not clear for me
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/cunnilingus-with-some-possible-menstruation-blood/show/614950
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/cunnilingus-with-some-possible-menstruation-blood/show/614950
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